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ServiceBridge vs ServiceMax

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ServiceBridgeField Service Management
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ServiceMaxField Service Management
From $59 / seat / moPublished price
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ServiceBridge
Field Service Management

Bridge the Gap From Paper to Profit

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ServiceMax
Field Service Management

Asset-centric field service management platform helping equipment manufacturers maximize uptime with work order and parts management.

Overview
CategoryField Service ManagementField Service Management
What it isFree field service management for electrical contractors with work orders, scheduling, invoicing, and GPS tracking.Asset-centric field service management platform helping equipment manufacturers maximize uptime with work order and parts management.
Pricing
Published priceServiceBridge's current public site uses Get Demo/Get Pricing contact flows and does not publish a numeric plan price. No current public free tier was found on the vendor site.From $59 / seat / mo
Quote-led, but third-party sources report per-user/mo licenses starting around $59 and rising to ~$125 for advanced/enterprise capabilities. Implementation and support add signifi…
Pricing modelNot availablePer seat
Free optionsNo free plan · No free trialNo free plan · No free trial
Deal on CubbieNone right nowNone right now
Company
Founded20142007
Team size11-50 employees501-1000 employees
HeadquartersNew York, NYPleasanton, CA

Where these sit in Field Service Management

  • ServiceMax$708
  • Field Service Management median$480

Per seat, per year, across 34 products publishing a price. Half of Field Service Management sits between $300 and $840, and 30% of its plans are priced on request. ServiceBridge states a range rather than a single yearly figure, so it is not marked here.

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